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Latest revision as of 09:34, 3 October 2015
Existing receipt formats
Contributors
- Leif Arne Storset
Quicken Interchange Format (QIF)
Quicken Interchange Format (QIF) is an open specification for reading and writing financial data to media (i.e. files). It's unclear what invoice/receipt support is available, but invoice accounts are mentioned in the Wikipedia article. Further analysis needed.
Further reading
Open Financial Exchange
Analysis needed.
Further reading
Google Checkout API
Google Checkout offers an API for submitting invoice information. Two variants are provided: a simple HTML form method and a more sophisticated XML API.
Simple HTML form
- Item information
- name (required)
- description (required)
- quantity
- price (required)
- currency
- Shipping methods
- name
- price
- currency
- U. S. area where the method is available
- Tax
- U. S. state in which you charge tax
- tax rate
XML API
- Shopping cart with item information and optional expiry date
- name
- description
- unit price
- quantity
- item id (in merchant's database)
- tax table to use
- whether the item is digitally delivered and how (e-mail or download key)
- other information
- Checkout-flow support
- tax tables
- whether shipping is taxed
- tax rate
- geographic area
- shipping options
- pickup
- flat-rate shipping
- price
- applicable areas
- calculated by custom web service
- tax tables
- Order-processing support
- how to convey authorization information